Manu, different Universities have different Eligibility criteria, But Germany being one of the best countries for studies, their eligibility criteria is different. While it is not mandatory to have work experience to study your MBA, Candidates out up additional work experience, to build their profile to meet the Standards of the University they want to apply. Again this is not mandatory.

Greetings,

Germany's national currency is the euro and depending on the university you apply to, the fees can range anywhere between £20k-£25k.

The fee structure is high as most MBA courses are provided my private universities and not state-run universities. However, the passing percent is very high in such universities.

Compared to USA, the fee structure is lower. However, the number of well ranking universities is relatively low. Frankfurt school of finance and management , Manheim school etc. are some of the globally recognised Universities.

Hope this helped,

Good luck!

Per month u can get around 6  lakh indian ruppess per month in a well known german university

The University that you have chosen is currently ranked 116 in Germany and World Wide – 2797.  So from a University perspective, your choice is fine.

A point to note always is that; it is not the profession that guarantees success in your career but your talent, passion and the keenness to keep on learning is what will give you longevity in the work place.

Next is understanding, the challenges that will happen in ‘Industrial Management’.  Man is giving way to machines in the industrial workplace and automation is a reality. So the mechanization of factories and industrial houses will keep on gathering momentum till man is there only for core functions and the rest is automated.  Please incorporate Industrial Automation as part of your learning process, so that you are ready for the challenges of tomorrow.

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Hello student,

studying in Germany is very much pocket friendly. If you have minimum 75% in your undergraduate degree or if you have at least 6.5 score in IELTS exam, or TOEFL score is over 90 you can persue MS in Germany.  there is almost no tuition fee in university of Germany. Some universities want some enrollment fee which is near about 10 to 12 lakh rupees. Hope it will help you

hi,

see you can certainly change your career and you have an added advantage of experience, admission process is different for university wise, you you need to have gre or toefel score along with LOR from your professors or managers. admission is also depends on your graduation marks and academic records, if you have published any journals on your final year project , which is also beneficial for admission in tier 1 colleges.

Hello Aspirant

The pros and cons of studying in Germany are as follows:

Pros:

1.  4th economy in the world therefore it has myriads of opportunities

2. Cultural experience is very nice

3. Germany has a very reasonable cost of living therefore very student friendly.

4. The pubic universities n Germany are free for all students and the private universities have very less fee

Cons

1. money : If you are planning to study in Germany, you have to block 8640 euros in your Blocked Account in Germany. Even though there is no tuition fee, you have to block the specified amount in your Blocked Account, because German Government doesn’t want you to be in a situation where you give more importance to earning money during your study-period.

2. Language barrier: A lot of people can't speak English frequently therefore language can pose as a barrier

Hello Aspirant

Germany is an upcoming hotspot for people who want to pursue their masters nowadays and is overtaking America, UK etc.

This is because firstly it is nearer to India and flights take 7-8 hours whereas flights for America take about a day and are very expensive.

Secondly, the industry in Germany is very big and now theindustryin Germany is diversifying itself too to include food, technology , IT, andofcourse the already established auto- bahn industry.

therefore it is indeed a good place.

Hello,

the only way to make a free degree is to get a scholarship. if you have good education qualification or merit then you can apply for scholarship by performing best in the test/exams.

Nothing comes for free. even expecting a free degree from Aboard won't be logical. You have to pay fees and have personal expenses like hostel, mess.

You have to appear GRE/TOFEL and clear it so that you will be eligible for going aboard. Choose a college and go through the selection process. meanwhile prepare and apply for scholarships programs.

Hope it helps!

hi,

RWTH Aachen University is one of Europe's leading institutions for science and research. around 31000 students are enrolled for different programs, rwth aachen ranked 99 in world university ranking, so if you are opting for masters it is a good decision, however you need to work really hard and study sincerely to achieve a good placement after studying,